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Vestas Wins Order for New V182-7.2 MW Wind Turbine in Sweden

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Vestas has secured a firm order in Sweden for the V182-7.2 MW turbine, which is the latest evolution of the EnVentus platform. The order is for the 29 MW Staverhult project and includes the supply, delivery, and commissioning of four of these turbines. This contract also incorporates a 35-year Active Output Management service agreement.

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The contract represents the first global order for the V182-7.2 MW turbine since its official market launch. This order highlights strong market interest in the technology and contributes to the deployment of renewable energy capacity in Sweden.

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  • SwedenCountry where the wind farm project is located
  • VestasManufacturer that secured the contract for the wind turbines

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  • VestasSpeculative

    The successful contract win could validate the company's strategic direction by securing future revenue for the new product line.

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